Hello,
Maybe the problem is (partially) caused by converting the SYSVTOC Reserve.
According to MVS Planning: Global Resource Serialization: SA22-7600,
... SYSVTOC is generally not a good candidate for reserve conversion
because reserves are of short duration and I/O intensive
Kees.
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Hello Bruce,
this ASM module uses following macros: NAME (to locate), UCATDX (to
descatlg) and SCRATCH (to delete).
This 'long process' (12hour) is a batch that executes thousands of file
deletes and it loads this module and it passes differents parameters.
This module is prepared to execute different function with every paramater
passed (delete scratch, hdelete, delete noscratch).
We are converting SYSVTOC to global ENQ and we have an active VTOCIX on
the
disk volume.
Perhaps the 'bug' is at architecture of this module. We will revise it.
Thanks
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